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Meanings of dismiss in English
Terminate the employment of; discharge from an office or position.
Synonyms
Examples for "can"
Examples for "can"
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Health researchers say living in such conditions can damage young people's health.
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In other words: The companies can use inventors' patents however they want.
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But today we can confirm two cases, health minister Tewedros Adhanhom said.
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This issue can affect any young person, especially young athletes of today.
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Keeping track of these health statistics can help catch heart problems early.
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Large areas of state expected to see Severe or Extreme fire danger.
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Warnings: Extremely high fire danger conditions are expected in places in Limpopo.
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The airplane sustained serious structural and fire damage, a military statement said.
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November last year saw the first exchange of fire in seven years.
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The authorities' main concern back then was the safety and fire regulations.
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The Health Minister is poised to sack the Waikato District Health Board.
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said under normal conditions she would sack him.
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There were hundreds of slips of paper in each sack, thousands altogether.
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The German was carrying a sack of food she must have given.
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Owners of Nascar teams, however, have threatened to sack employees who protest.
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She has been asking the court to terminate this case for years.
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Currently, many train routes terminate at different train stations throughout the city.
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This is also a good time to terminate your business insurance coverage.
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It can also terminate the 30-year facility at specific times, it said.
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We mutually agreed to terminate the contract with no issues, Yusuf said.
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What the Minister calls for will displace the bulge to another location.
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The shame within him seemed to displace his strength and his manhood.
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The skinks compete with native species and were starting to displace them.
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From this day henceforth you shall live with those whom I displace.
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The majority of displaced people have since returned home but need help.
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In fact, state and local governments continue to lay off large numbers.
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Aumenier lay off to the northwest of Sézanne, distant a few miles.
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Flora-tec, for instance, said it had already had to lay off people.
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Tonight at dinner I have recommended Tuppy to lay off the food.
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Demand is low, and when demand is low, banks lay off people.
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Kabila wants the entire force out by the end of next year.
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He wants the entire force out by the end of next year.
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CII decided that such policies could force out too many qualified directors.
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The legislation would allow for exclusion orders to force out such individuals.
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Hippo laughed, but Harold could do nothing but force out a smile.
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To some give the sack, and to others a warning;
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Then Robin Hood gave the sack of silver back to the Sheriff.
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Giving the sack is a felicity granted only to a few people.
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The Knowledge archive Christmas Special: given the sack on 25 December?
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In fact, I've been given the sack by all of them.
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We've gone out of our way to give notice, the source said.
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He would certainly give notice and I should lose a good manservant.'
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But before he could give notice the Senate took its noon recess.
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If convenient, I should like to give notice as of the first.
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The huntsmen's horns give notice that the pack have found some game.
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The shaman chuckled and gave the axe a flip, causing it to strike Skylan on the chin.
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Mad Max has been given the axe.
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He managed with hard work to cut some of them through, and then gave the axe to Redmond.
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Granted, those jobs will be eliminated alongside the redundant and poor-selling models that have finally been given the axe.
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He took a deep breath, calculating the distance, and gave the axe another swing, putting everything he had behind it.
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Nobody will be there; we can send away the priest if necessary.
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He'll send away visitors, the friends he's been anxious to hear from.
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I once heard the housekeeper send away an author with these words:
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And that is why we send away the builders from their workshops.
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I shall send away every one, on different errands, in five minutes.
Usage of dismiss in English
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Iranian officials dismiss such talk saying opponents are free to speak out.
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That said; the issue of time may be something you can't dismiss.
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It was the fourth time the government moved to dismiss the case.
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Nevertheless it would be wrong to dismiss nuclear energy out of hand.
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It may dismiss the case despite saying the bank broke the law.
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However, rebels fighting for independence dismiss the poll as a political sham.
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In exchange, it said the plaintiffs would dismiss federal and state claims.
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A US government motion to dismiss the entire case has been granted.
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Japan can't dismiss that as someone else's problem, he said on Wednesday.
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Most of the rebels will dismiss what he said immediately, of course.
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Edwards' team is expected to ask the judge to dismiss the charges.
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He asked a federal judge to dismiss the criminal case against him.
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However, the federal court refused to dismiss the charge of wire fraud.
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The state will respond to the motion to dismiss by June 7.
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It said it would appeal against Newey's decision to dismiss the claim.
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And the listeners will continue to find reasons to dismiss women's voices.
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Translations for dismiss
Catalan
Dismiss through the time
Dismiss across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
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United States of America
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